Sero-positive RA dx.
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Members confirmed that RA pain often extends beyond hands and feet, with many experiencing neck pain, clavicle discomfort, sacroiliac joint... Read more
Yes, many people with RA do experience pain beyond the hands and feet. Neck pain, clavicle discomfort, and sacroiliac pain can happen, especially when inflammation affects surrounding joints and soft tissues. Everyone’s symptoms can look a little different, and flare-ups often spread to new areas. It’s important to mention these pains to your doctor so they can adjust treatment if needed.
Tonya, kind of a bummer, isn't it?
I have advanced degenerative disc disease so I guess that’s why I have pain in my lower back. I get injections in my spine. Sometimes they help, other times, not so much. I think since I’m a middle aged woman, my pain isn’t taken seriously. 🤷♀️
Yes, I have pain in all of those areas. I know RA isn’t supposed to affect the spine (with the exception of the neck) but I have constant pain in my lower back. Do mention it to either your primary doctor or your rheumatologist. Other conditions can cause pain in those areas too.
ja begon met handen en voeten nu ook schouders nek benen knien ik blijf bewegen en positief